New Delhi : Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Wednesday slammed the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Central government after the Reserve Bank of India decided to transfer Rs 1.76 lakh crore to Centre. He said that the government has no clue what "terrible recession our country is facing."
"Such decisions are taken by RBI when you don't have eminent economists as Governor RBI, but pliable hand-picked Bureaucrat! May God help our Indian economy. Modi govt has no clue what terrible recession our country is facing and where we are heading! Anarchy?" Singh tweeted.
The Congress had on Tuesday slammed RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das over the central bank's decision to transfer Rs 1.76 lakh crore to the government.
Congress leader Anand Sharma, who addressed a press conference at the party headquarters here, said the RBI has taken an unprecedented decision of transferring its entire surplus in one go to the government.
"The Government is in a position to intimidate any authority, any institution and here there is obliging, pliant RBI Governor who has done what none of his predecessors was willing to do," said Sharma without naming Das. He said the decision of RBI was "a confirmation of what the party had been forewarning about the state of the economy." ANI
"Such decisions are taken by RBI when you don't have eminent economists as Governor RBI, but pliable hand-picked Bureaucrat! May God help our Indian economy. Modi govt has no clue what terrible recession our country is facing and where we are heading! Anarchy?" Singh tweeted.
The Congress had on Tuesday slammed RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das over the central bank's decision to transfer Rs 1.76 lakh crore to the government.
Congress leader Anand Sharma, who addressed a press conference at the party headquarters here, said the RBI has taken an unprecedented decision of transferring its entire surplus in one go to the government.
"The Government is in a position to intimidate any authority, any institution and here there is obliging, pliant RBI Governor who has done what none of his predecessors was willing to do," said Sharma without naming Das. He said the decision of RBI was "a confirmation of what the party had been forewarning about the state of the economy." ANI
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